Printing apparatus and method of charging battery therein
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHideo Horigome, Junichi Arakawa, Yuichi Kaneko, Tetsuhito Ikeda, Akira Kuribayashi
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHideo Horigome, Junichi Arakawa, Yuichi Kaneko, Tetsuhito Ikeda, Akira Kuribayashi
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A printing apparatus is capable of being driven by a battery for an extended period of time without using a battery having a large capacity, and the battery is capable of being charged while the occurrence of the memory effect is suppressed. Also provided is a method of charging the battery in this apparatus. Battery capacity is detected in the driving interval of a carriage motor and/or conveyance motor. When the battery capacity falls below a predetermined value, control is performed in such a manner that the driving intervals of the carriage motor and conveyance motor will not overlap. When charging of the battery is designated, the battery is discharged using a current load in the apparatus, after which the battery is charged.
A printing apparatus driven by a supply of power from a battery, said apparatus comprising:
A printing apparatus driven by a supply of power from a battery, comprising:
A printing apparatus driven by a supply of electric power from a battery, said apparatus comprising:
A method of electrically charging a battery in a printing apparatus driven by a supply of power from the battery, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of electrically charging a battery in a printing apparatus driven by a supply of electric power from the battery, said method comprising the steps of:
A printing apparatus driven by a supply of electric power from a battery, said printing apparatus comprising:
A printing apparatus driven by a supply of electric power from a battery, said printing apparatus comprising:
A printing apparatus driven by a supply of electric power from a battery, said printing apparatus comprising:
A method of controlling a drive timing of motors in a printing apparatus driven by a supply of electric power from a battery, said printing apparatus including a carriage motor for moving a printing head, which prints an image on a printing medium, relative to the printing medium, and a conveyance motor for conveying the printing medium relative to the printing head,
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